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The Brian Lehrer Show | Aug 16, 2012

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American folk icon Pete Seeger reflects on his music and activism. Plus: David Maraniss, associate editor at The Washington Post discusses how Obama’s early life has affected his presidency; an exit interview with NYC Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe; Barnard philosophy professor Cheryl Mendelson talks about the difference between morality and “pseudo” morality; author Margaret Atwood previews the documentary "Payback;" and University of California at Berkeley sociology professor Arlie Hochschild demonstrates the intersection of home and market.

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